TimWolla

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by TimWolla 12y ago
Yeah, at a first glance it looks like this is harder to memorize than some Hex numbers.
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by TimWolla 12y ago
What a back and forth, I wonder how long it takes until Twitter finally shuts it down.
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by TimWolla 12y ago
What makes this better than simply using port forwarding and dynamic DNS?
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by TimWolla 12y ago
I'm missing the fact that CNAMEs aren't allowed for the root record (the one with the SOA).
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Bypassing HTTP Strict Transport Security [pdf](blackhat.com)
5 points by TimWolla 12y ago|0 comments
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by TimWolla 12y ago
Does not work in Internet Explorer 11: Exception: The property "slice" of an undefined or null referance cannot be accessed (Exception: Die Eigenschaft "slice" eines undefinierten oder Nullverweises kann nicht abgerufen
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by TimWolla 12y ago
This is missing some essential information on their homepage: Are they a registrar themselves or do they rely on a third party service? What happens after one year? Do I have to transfer the domain somewhere else?
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by TimWolla 12y ago
I don't think any circuits will survive 110 / 230V.
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by TimWolla 12y ago
Rendering is pretty slow for me.
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by TimWolla 12y ago
And it's up again.
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Wii U user space exploit(bitbucket.org)
2 points by TimWolla 12y ago|0 comments
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by TimWolla 12y ago
Yeah, this should rather read: "Never ever rebase pushed commits, unless you absolutely know what you are doing".
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Apache HTTPd – description of the CVE-2014-0117(seclists.org)
3 points by TimWolla 12y ago|0 comments
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by TimWolla 12y ago
I suspect everyone tried to remove all dotfiles and dotfolders with rm -r .* as well...
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by TimWolla 12y ago
The problem is that you need a static IP address for fwknop, if I understood the manual correctly.
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Fail2ban security update(lists.debian.org)
92 points by TimWolla 12y ago|57 comments
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by TimWolla 12y ago
Well, those people would probably simple cycle through their passwords, or append an increasing counter. So regular changes do not protect the security, but annoys people that are using generated passwords that are completely unique for eac
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by TimWolla 12y ago
God, i hate those "change your password at least every X days" policies. A good password does not become weak after some time.
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by TimWolla 12y ago
It should be aab.
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by TimWolla 12y ago
There is a git-diff package that shows colored bars next to the line numbers: https://github.com/atom/git-diff . While not a real diff I find it pretty helpful.
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by TimWolla 12y ago
You might want to try out the more modern fish shell as well: http://fishshell.com/ It makes history searching even easier.
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by TimWolla 12y ago
I don't know how I should feel about this secure method of generating a salt that is used for almost everything as it seems: // random salt $sSalt = '<'.'?php //' .md5(microtime(true)
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by TimWolla 12y ago
Hacker News effect, the demo takes ages to load. But the frontend looks cleaner than Roundcube, it might be worth a try.
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by TimWolla 12y ago
Why is using $gVar_hello easier than $_GET['hello']? Also $_GET and friends have the benefit of being super global.
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by TimWolla 12y ago
You are aware that this is the hosted solution? You can get NodeBB at GitHub if you want it to host yourself.
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by TimWolla 12y ago
… or even better: Disable password authentication entirely.
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Classic Nintendo Games are (Computationally) Hard [pdf](arxiv.org)
1 points by TimWolla 12y ago|0 comments
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by TimWolla 12y ago
apt checks the package signatures using GPG.
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by TimWolla 12y ago
Luckily it only affected fetching the source and not the pre built binaries. Otherwise this would be a total nightmare.
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Apt security update(lists.debian.org)
30 points by TimWolla 12y ago|16 comments

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